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Massachusetts Bill Proposes Prisoners Could Trade Organs For Less Prison Time

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A new bill proposed by Massachusetts Democrats proposes that prisoners could be offered a choice to donate their organs or bone marrow in exchange for up to a year off their prison sentence. Prisoners currently cannot donate organs in most states, except for a few outliers in which they can donate to close family members, […]

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Increased Rocket Launches Could Undo The Ozone Layer’s Recovery

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

Humans’ curiosity has seen the space industry explode in the 21st century, as thirst for adventure, discovery, and internet memes has grown. Rocket launches are now ferrying satellites into orbit, sending rovers to Mars, and even giving William Shatner a harrowing account of the overview effect. Great things have been achieved off of humans’ forays […]

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Human “Mini Brains” Merge With Injured Rat Brain Tissue And Respond To Light

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

“Mini brains” composed of lab-grown human cells can integrate into injured rat brains and respond to visual stimuli, a new study has reported. Previous research has shown that integration into developing brains was possible, but this new study is the first to demonstrate the use of this approach to repair a brain injury. Human brain […]

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Lost Interview With Creator Of Big Bang Theory Rediscovered After 60 Years

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

The only known filmed interview with Georges Lemaître, the Catholic priest and physicist who originally proposed the Big Bang theory back in 1931, has finally been rediscovered – nearly 60 years after it was originally aired on Belgian TV. “What a gem, this interview,” Thomas Hertog, cosmologist and professor of theoretical physics at KU Leuven, […]

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Largest Gold Nugget Ever Found Weighed The Same As An Adult Man

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

Those with dreams of getting rich quick might be willing to try anything from necropants to Bitcoin but unlike the uncertain world of Internet investments, gold famously holds its value. Unfortunately just because you find the biggest nugget in history does not mean you will be set for life. Even today if you pan for […]

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Scientists Have Discovered A New Type Of Ice, And It’s A Mess

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A new type of ice is changing our understanding of water, as scientists discovered a frozen structure that more closely mirrors the molecular arrangement of a liquid, despite being a solid. The new ice type is amorphous, to use a polite phrase, which essentially means the organization of its molecules is a mess. Something to […]

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Why Do Some People Fear Blood, While Others Love Gory Films?

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

The sight of blood and gore can provoke a vastly different response from person to person – while some can binge-watch splatter films with glee, some people can’t bear the thought of the crimson life juice without fainting. Why, if we all (hopefully) have blood coursing through our bodies as we speak, is it such […]

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The Tragic Story Of A Boy Who Found A Radioactive Capsule And Brought It Inside The House

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

With the radioactive capsule that recently went missing and was then found against all odds, Redditors have been sharing various stories of when people have not been so lucky, and had run-ins with radioactive materials. In one particularly distressing incident in Mexico City in 1962, a family came into prolonged exposure to a radioactive source, […]

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“Fossil” That Rewrote Indian Geologic History Is Actually A Very Recent Beehive

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

Possibly the hardest part of being a good scientist is admitting when you’re wrong – particularly when you are very, very wrong. So full credit to Professor Gregory Retallack of the University of Oregon and team who published a paper that turned out to be wrong by a factor of more than a hundred million, […]

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Zoo Solves Mystery Of How A Gibbon Kept Alone In Her Cage Gave Birth

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A Japanese zoo has solved the mystery of how a female gibbon in their care became pregnant while being kept alone in an enclosure. Before you get too carried away imagining a beautiful miracle, you should know that the answer was a glory hole. In February 2021, Momo gave birth, surprising her keepers at the […]

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Sixteen-Pound Baby Born In Brazil: Here’s What Increases The Risk Of Giving Birth To A Giant Baby

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A mother in Brazil recently gave birth to a two-foot-tall baby weighing 16lb (7.3kg). Angerson Santos was born via caesarean section at Hospital Padre Colombo in Parintins, Amazonas State. Angerson eclipsed the heaviest baby girl on record, who was 15lb (6.8kg) when she was born in 2016, but neither come close to the heaviest baby […]

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This Is How Netflix Is Going To Prevent Account Sharing

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

Netflix have unveiled how they plan to tackle account sharing: where people share their Netflix login details with somebody living outside of their home.  The streaming giant has planned to end password-sharing for some time, and has now updated its FAQ section, revealing how it is going to be policed. The firm, which allows sharing […]

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45 Percent Of Male Uni Students Confident They Can Locate The Nubis

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

Forty-five percent of male university students believe that they could locate the nubis on a diagram of the female reproductive system.  “The problem?” author and Vice reporter Sophia Smith Galer wrote on Twitter. “I made the nubis up.” Advertisement Smith Galer commissioned a piece of research with UK polling firm Savanta, ahead of the launch […]

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Astronomers Discover A “One-In-10-Billion” Kilonova-In-Waiting For First Time

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A neutron star 11.400 light-years away is doomed to eventually collide with its giant companion. By the time it does, the giant will also be a neutron star, setting off an explosion that will seed the galaxy for thousands of light-years around with precious metals, known as a kilonova.  The makeup of the universe depends […]

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DARPA Completes Final Test Of Hypersonic Air-Breathing Weapon Concept

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A collaboration between the US government and military contractors have completed a milestone test of their Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept (HAWC), achieving a blistering speed of Mach 5 and succeeding in all test objectives. The tests were designed to get more data on the hypersonic scramjet missile system that will form the next generation of […]

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What Is That “Seam” Running Along The Middle Of Your Ball Sack?

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

If you have one or have inspected one for long enough, you may have wondered what that seam-like structure of thicker skin is that runs from your penis, down through the center of your scrotum to your anus. “In adults and children, the penile and scrotal raphe vary in shape and thickness between individuals and […]

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The World’s Deepest Land Trench Is Hiding Under A Tomb Of Ice

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

If you asked what’s the deepest trench on Earth, almost everyone would answer the Mariana Trench. They’d be right – at around 11,000 meters (36,000 feet), the Mariana Trench dwarfs any other oceanic trench out there. But if you asked “what is the deepest continental trench in the world?”, few would be able to answer. […]

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3D Artificial Skin Grafts Can Be Slipped On Like Clothing For Fiddly Body Parts

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

A group of bioengineers may have solved the problem of grafting flat sheets of artificial skin onto awkward areas of the body by growing skin in complex, 3D shapes. Aptly termed “biological clothing”, the technique could make it possible to construct seamless 3D tissues that can be transplanted directly onto the body. Take the human […]

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World’s Oldest Fossil Vertebrate Brain Found In A 319 Million-Year-Old Fish

February 2, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

Almost a hundred years ago, a fossilized fish skull was pulled from a coal mine in Lancashire, England. However, neither the miners nor the paleontologists who initially studied the discovery realized the true value of the find. Now, a CT scan reveals a brain relic unmatched for any vertebrate of similar age, providing a record […]

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If You Pan For Gold, Do You Actually Get To Keep It?

February 1, 2023 by Deborah Bloomfield

While you might think panning for gold was left behind in the 1800s, you would be very much mistaken. Amateur gold panning trips, centers, and even social media groups can offer the would-be prospector the chance to hit rich and find some gold. But should you be so lucky as to find a nugget, do […]

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